Common use of Modified Receivables Clause in Contracts

Modified Receivables. The APR of any Modified Receivable is equal to the APR of the related Deferred Payment Receivable. The date on which the final Scheduled Payment is due on a Modified Receivable is not different than the date set forth in the related Contract as the date on which the final Scheduled Payment under such Receivable is due. No Deferred Payment Receivable became a Modified Receivable after 90 days following the date the first Scheduled Payment on the Receivable was due.

Appears in 29 contracts

Sources: Sales Contracts (Mmca Auto Receivables Trust), Sale and Servicing Agreement (Mmca Auto Receivables Trust), Purchase Agreement (Mmca Auto Owner Trust 2002-5)

Modified Receivables. The APR of any Modified Receivable is equal to the APR of the related Deferred Payment Receivable. The date on which the final Scheduled Payment is due on a Modified Receivable is not different than the date set forth in the related Contract as the date on which the final Scheduled Payment under such Receivable is due. No Deferred Payment Receivable became a Modified Receivable after 90 days following the date the first Scheduled Payment on the Receivable was dueMay 15, 2001.

Appears in 3 contracts

Sources: Sale and Servicing Agreement (Mmca Auto Receivables Trust), Sale and Servicing Agreement (Mmca Auto Owner Trust 2000-2), Purchase Agreement (Mmca Auto Receivables Trust)

Modified Receivables. The APR of any Modified Receivable is equal to the APR of the related Deferred Payment Receivable. The date on which the final Scheduled Payment is due on a Modified Receivable is not different than the date set forth in the related Contract as the date on which the final Scheduled Payment under such Receivable is due. No Deferred Payment Receivable became a Modified Receivable after 90 days following the date the first Scheduled Payment on the Receivable was due[_________, 2001.]

Appears in 1 contract

Sources: Purchase Agreement (Mmca Auto Owner Trust 2000-2)